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The latest news involves Saudi Arabia's push to acquire the advanced U.S. F-35 fighter jet, not the J-35 (which is the designation of a Chinese stealth fighter jet).
​Here is a breakdown of the key developments from this week, following the visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the White House:
​1. The Sale is Approved by the U.S. President
​Presidential Green Light: U.S. President Donald Trump publicly confirmed that his administration is moving ahead with the sale of F-35 stealth fighters to Saudi Arabia. This was announced shortly before the Crown Prince's visit.
​Requested Amount: Saudi Arabia has reportedly requested to purchase as many as 48 F-35 fighters.
​2. The Qualitative Military Edge (QME) Constraint
​A major condition of the sale is ensuring Israel maintains its military advantage, a U.S. legal requirement known as the Qualitative Military Edge (QME).
​Downgraded Jets: U.S. officials state the F-35s sold to Saudi Arabia will be less advanced than those operated by Israel. This will be achieved by omitting superior features, such as advanced weapons systems and sophisticated electronic warfare equipment.
​Software Limitation: The difference will likely be maintained through the software package permitted on the aircraft, which governs its sensor fusion and capabilities.
​Israel's Opposition: The Israeli Air Force (IAF) formally opposed the sale, arguing it could still erode its air superiority.
​3. Obstacles and Next Steps
​The President's announcement is not the final step, and the deal still faces significant hurdles:
​Congressional Approval: Any major foreign arms transfer, like the F-35, must be approved by the U.S. Congress. Israel's strong bipartisan support on Capitol Hill could complicate the approval process.
​QME Review: A formal QME review is still required to be finalized.
​China Concern: A Pentagon intelligence assessment reportedly raised concerns that the sale could risk exposing sensitive F-35 technology due to Saudi Arabia's close defense ties with China. #SaudiArabia #Jets

🔴🟢Breaking:- Qatar signs aviation agreement with the US to purchase jets from Boeing...

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🚨 $TRUMP #Claims 5 #Jets Shot Down in #India ‑ #Pakistan Conflict

🛩️ In a dramatic statement, President Trump said he believes 5 fighter jets were taken down during India‑Pakistan hostilities — raising eyebrows across global defense circles.

🇮🇳 🇵🇰 Tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors have spiked before — but Trump’s comment suggests something bigger may have happened behind the scenes.

> "They took down 5 jets... I think that happened," Trump told reporters, without confirming sources.

🎯 Is Trump hinting at undisclosed military activity?
🧠 Or is this another geopolitical move in his high-stakes game?

👁️ All eyes now on South Asia as military analysts scramble for verification.

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🚨🇵🇰🇮🇳BREAKING: India #Denies Pakistan’s #Claim of Shooting Down 5 IAF #Jets

🔹Pakistan’s Defense Minister earlier claimed 5 Indian fighter jets shot down and Indian soldiers captured

🔹India's government officially denies the allegation, calling it "false and misleading"

🔹Conflicting reports continue following India’s “Operation Sindoor” strikes on Pakistan

🔹No confirmation yet from independent sources about prisoner claims

🔹Tensions escalating rapidly, both sides sticking to contradictory narratives

-Official Indian Govt. Statement / Pakistan MoD / Reuters

🤣🤣Boys after loosing five #Jets

🚨🇮🇳🇵🇰AIR ARMADA CLASH: 125 #JETS IN HOUR-LONG INDIA-PAKISTAN STANDOFF

🔹125 IAF fighter jets engaged from both sides in what Pakistan calls one of the “largest and longest” aerial #battles .

🔹Missile exchanges occurred at ranges up to 160 km, with no airspace violations, per Pakistani claims.

🔹Pakistan alleges five Indian jets were downed—India has not confirmed this.

🔹Both sides avoided crossing borders due to 2019 pilot capture fallout.

🔹Pakistani military claims it issued civilian warnings; India reportedly struggled with targeting accuracy.

-CNN via sentdefender